Seaver Throws No-Hitter and Reds Triumph Over Braves
Cincinnati Reds ace Tom Seaver pitched into the 12th inning for a no hitter before Willie Montanez doubled with one out in the seventh, finalizing a 7-1 win over Atlanta. George Foster homered three times with five RBI, Seaver and Foster key the Reds’ rally as San Francisco wire reports note other NL games and power outage postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaver
Reds
Atlanta Braves
George Foster
Willie Montanez
Braves
Rowland Office
Rick Auerbach
Marti grabs first-round lead at Pleasant Valley Classic
Frank Marti shot 64 to grab the first-round lead at the Pleasant Valley Classic, praising the course and its bluegrass fairways after a day when wind was light and 70 players beat par. Notable names including Dale Hayes Ray Floyd Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus among 11 tied at 68 or better. Marti, 35, from Baytown, opened with a front-nine 1 under par and birdied five straight on the back, saying he has a long way to go but enjoys the tough early edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Nicklaus
Vic Regalado
Pleasant Valley
Marti
Diehard
Baytown
Watson
Allen signs four year contract with Redskins
Washington coach George Allen secured a four year extension through 1981 with the Redskins. Club President Edward Bennett Williams claimed the salary was very substantial and declined to disclose exact figures. Allen did not attend the briefing due to his mother's death, but released a statement via his son expressing satisfaction with the deal ahead of training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
George Allen
Allen
Washington Redskins
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington Post
Williams
San
Los Angeles
Loretta Allen
Albany
N.Y
George Sr
Budweiser leads Leigh Fire Derby action in softball invitational
Leigh Fire Department hosts first round action as Budweiser of Fremont toppled Mel's TV of Columbus 14 7. Mary belted a three run homer, Rohner added a two blast with a teammate aboard, while Arvid Pofahl pitched three hitters as Hadar beat Jar K Creston 7 2. First round play continues with quarterfinals set for July 14 17 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEIGH
Budweiser
Fremont
Mel
Columbus
Leigh Fire Department
Mary
Rohner
Arvid Pofahl
Hadar
Jar K
Creston
Brettschneider
Jar KR
Westen Hadar
Arvid Priani
Doug Inselman
Omaha bookmaker indicted for tax evasion and wagering taxes
A federal grand jury in Omaha indicted Joseph J. Degilio, 64, on charges of filing fraudulent income tax forms for 1972 and 1978, understating receipts from his bookmaker business. He also faces four counts of evading wagering excise tax for late 1972 and 1973. Max penalties include fines up to 10,000 and prison terms up to five years per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Indictmen
Joseph J. Degilio
Degilio
Digilio
U.S
Daniel Wherry
Plead Guilty In Boston Betting Ring Case
Tett self admitted bookmakers pleaded guilty in federal court to running a sports betting ring that prosecutors say handled as much as 110000 dollars a day. Telario Antonio Zannino, 58, Swampscott Mass, was not arraigned due to a heart condition but faces the same two count indictment. U.S. District Judge Joseph L Tauro said the defendants face up to five years in prison and fines up to 70000 dollars. Sentencing set for July 22 and August 17 in two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston 1
UPL
Tett
Ltch
Telario Antonio Zannino
Swampscott
Mags
Joseph L. Tauro
Blues defeat Lincoln Atlas in 11-3 Thursday win
Columbus Blues beat Lincoln Atlas 11 to 3 at Pawnee Park as seven runs in the first inning set the tone. Prososki led Columbus with a double and two singles while Lu Dietz took the loss. The second game of the doubleheader was rained out and not rescheduled as Ottumwa and Columbus head home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Reggie Smith
Joaquin Andujar
Bo McLaughlin
Cards
Phillies
Hector Cruz
Bob Boone
Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Columbus
Lincoln Atlas
Pawnee Park
Ottumwa
Iowa
Columbus Blies
Joe Arlt
John Prososki
Tom Czapla
Lincoln Miscney
Steve Placzek
Prososki
Novicki
Arias
Atlas
Price
Neill
Curt Petersen
Lu Dietz
Prasoski
Aclt
Sies
Central City
Kearney
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Results Summary
Race by race results list for Ak-Sar-Ben meet with numerous horses and odds. Notable entries include AMARIGK, SPUNKY SIL, WENDY STELL, GNO DLa Qwinga, MISS MAY, HONKY TONK GIRL, SOONER PADUE, and COMEBACK with assorted finishes and payouts. Attendees reported around 11 220 at CU RO EL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Aksar Ben Ist
Muqmin
Thorney
Cuppur
Wendy Stell
Gost Pampkin
Valiant
Buly Tae
Wally
Jeandy Nog
Racetrack Betting Messengers Get One Week Stay
Chicago appeals court grants twelve racetrack betting messenger services a seven day stay to remain open while they appeal circuit rulings that they violate new Illinois law. The decision allows state county and city authorities to respond within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPS
Ulincis
Court of Appeals
Hem
Coal County Circuit Cent
Pacers secure future by selling season tickets in telethon
Indiana Pacers maintain franchise stability after selling more than 8,000 season tickets. Market Square Associates investors commit funds to Arena Sports and Indiana Sports to back the team for the coming season. Officials say ticket revenue exceeds last year’s gross admissions and funds will cover payrolls and working capital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Pacers
NBA
Eru
Market Square Associates
Onlity
Market Square Arena
Pacers
Arena Sports, Inc
Indiana Sports
Pacer
Tore Ubi Siomkh
Arena Sports
Kim Walker
Feutt
Walker
Arenis Sports
Phane
Market Square Group
Save the Pacers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sutton
Mass
Fred Marti
Fred Down
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Noll
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chuck Noll
Lynn Swann
Nall
Steelers
Oakland Raider
George Atkinson
Atkinson
Swann
Terry Bradshaw
Dick Ruthven
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
New York City
Astros
Jose Cruz
Joe Ferguson
Tony Lema
Larry's Drive-In
Friedlan Distributing Company, Inc
Maynard Kurtenbach
Maynard's Drive-in
Igus
Franims Post
Met TV Cowmbus
WM & Budweiser
Fremont Sj
Don Herring
LF Lorry Avior
Garmes
Benseiv's
Santor
Mint Bar
Norfolk
Tinrksan
Blues
Lincoln
Asda
Kapiogna Desgic
Meeert
Roterson
Fraser
Sasa
Brunera
Hare
Pont ' Turre
Anta Hullartos
Arment Lon
Crain
Mia
Ak-Sar-Ben
Volun
Sa Limited
Ane
Ball-Joint-Ang-Coatrol Assembly
Chrysler Prowarts
Kmart
Indiana
Windans
AL Fleischer Rexall
Sian
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!